Crossing the Five Barrier
Solve addition problems to 20 by counting all the objects in their head.
Solve subtraction problems from 20 by counting all the objects in their head.
Number Framework Stage 3
Using Materials
Problem: Work out 3 + 4. Record 3 + 4 on the board. Show a tens frame pre-printed with 3 dots. Ask the students to point where 4 more counters would go and work out 3 + 4. Check by adding 4 counters. Record the answer.
Examples. Word stories and recording for: 3 + 3, 6 + 3, 2 +? = 6, 6 - ? = 2, 6 - 4, 4 +4, 8 -? = 4
Using Imaging Shielding:
Problem. Find 7 - ? = 4 Record 7 – ? = 4 on the board. Hide a pre-printed tens frame showing 7 dots and ask the students to picture what you can see. Then picture removing 3 dots. Let them draw in the air if this helps. Fold back if necessary by showing 7 dots and shielding 3 of the dots. Record the answer. Examples. Word stories and recording for: 3 +? = 7, ? + 4 = 8, 4 + ? = 9, ? + 2 = 8, 3 +4, 8 -2 …
Imaging Only:
Examples. Word stories and recording for: 2 + ? = 6, 8 - ? = 4 …
Challenging examples.
Problem: Angus has some money. He spends $4. Now he has $3. How much did he start with? Word stories and recording for: ? – 3 = 3, ? – 4 = 3, ? – 3 = 6, ? – 2 = 8 …
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